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I've tried that, didn't work...

My phone is not a P8Lite, but the firmware is exactly the same as a P8Lite, which means P8Lite's ROMs should work with this phone

I've tried many other ROMs, and all that are not Huawei's fail to install with given error. I should also note that the Huawei ROMs I use are not from this phone (they are P8 Lite's ones), and they work perfectly so the custom ROMs I want to flash should also work fine.

Already tried wiping all of the partitions. Still throws me "E1001: Failed to update system image.". And for your other statement, it merely changes a flag, I think, and you can even re-lock it afterwards.

Yes, both the original Huawei ROM files and my TWRP backups boot successfully upon deployment

I have a ROM installed but I've also tried wiping the flash memory with TWRP before flashing, still to no avail I've already done that. Thanks anyway

Hey guys So, I've recently got my Huawei G Play Mini (aka Honor 4C/CHC-U01/h6210sft/wtv other names this phone has), and I've been trying to flash an unofficial lineageOS ROM onto it with TWRP (3.0.2) and I've been getting some problems, like: The fastboot doesn't allow me to enter many of the commands like fastboot flashing unlock and fastboot oem device-info, due to the error demonstrated below; If I try to flash a ROM through TWRP, it also fails. (it's on the attachments) Here's some info: The smartphone has been upgraded to EMUI 4.0 (Android 6.0); And yes, the bootloader is unlocked (see attachments); The phone is using a P8Lite ROM (which is indeed fully compatible with the phone). Thanks to @TheNuzziNuzz ... for reminding me of this point! So, I wanted to ask for some help, because I really want to get through these "locks". Thanks ahead!

Check out @STRMfrmXMN 's profile. He's got some posts on PSUs that are quite helpful

Thanks, I'll dive into it. It was very exhaustive (in a good way) and informative. I don't know much about inverted sound but I'll dive deeper on how that works when I get the chance. Same goes to that reply Thanks for the info for that as well

My objective is simply clean sound, I don't need any amplification or effects (so, I don't want any EQ's) and yes, it's stereo. That seems nice, I'll try it out, thanks! Do input buffers increase sound volume or are they used to mantain quality? And I'll check the pots part out, thanks!

Yes, I'm using the RCA cables from the ps3 and jack cables on my PC and smartphone. The thing is, I want to have them all connected at once and be able to control the volume. I'll try, thanks. And no, I don't have much electronics experience, but I usually do well at creating circuits if I have schematics and guidelines.

I mean a mixer, because I need multiple sources at once

It's something like that but, in my case, I need a hardware mixer, because I want to get the sound from multiple analog inputs (as I stated, my PS3 and phone are some examples) and I only have one line-in

Hey guys, I want do create an active sound mixer to use with my PC's line in (to connect my PS3, my other PC, my phone, etc.). The thing is, I've searched online for circuits and I've only found passive mixers (and I'd prefer active to reduce attenuation from components inside the circuits and the cables themselves). If there's a cheap mixer around for sale (In the EU, preferably), I'll also consider that.

Hey guys. A while ago, I had some problems with a computer of mine where the PSU failed and took the graphics card I had installed at that moment (a Sapphire HD6670) and I need a GPU to replace it because I don't have another spare one. So, as the title lightly suggests, I have a friend willing to sell me her GTX 660 (from Gigabyte). The thing is, we have no idea what the value of said card is. Is there any website where I can check out that value or is there anyone experienced on this kind of stuff who knows an average price for it? Thanks in advance, everyone!